Team:Queens Canada/SynthetiQ
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- | <p | + | <p>As a part of our 2012 iGEM project, we plan on using dance to explain concepts associated with synthetic biology, as well as our own research. |
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- | < | + | <p>We will make dance into our own unique tool for teaching others scientific concepts, as an alternative to use powerpoint presentations. |
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- | < | + | <p>In our presentation at the 2012 iGEM conference, we plan on incorporating dance into our presentation as a means of conveying our ideas, and demonstrating our work in a unique method. After the iGEM competition, our group hopes to continue sharing our ideas, and creating new routines to help teach people about other scientific concepts from any field of research. |
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+ | <p> Check out our initial research on modelling <a href="https://2012.igem.org/Team:Queens_Canada/SynthetiQ/DNA">DNA!</a> | ||
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There are many different ways to be involved with our group. We are | There are many different ways to be involved with our group. We are | ||
seeking people to dance, as well as people interested helping with | seeking people to dance, as well as people interested helping with |
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What is SynthetiQ?
SynthetiQ Experimental Dance is a group devoted to creating, testing and analyzing movement, in the form of dance, as a means of explaining scientific concepts. Inspired by Dr. John Bohannon's “Dance Your PhD Contest” and his TEDxBrussels talk in 2011, our first project will be partnered with the Queen's Genetically Engineered Machine (QGEM) Team. Because our research and learning goals align perfectly with those of the QGEM team, we will be researching and presenting together at the International Genetically Engineered Machine Competition in the fall.As a part of our 2012 iGEM project, we plan on using dance to explain concepts associated with synthetic biology, as well as our own research.
We will make dance into our own unique tool for teaching others scientific concepts, as an alternative to use powerpoint presentations.
In our presentation at the 2012 iGEM conference, we plan on incorporating dance into our presentation as a means of conveying our ideas, and demonstrating our work in a unique method. After the iGEM competition, our group hopes to continue sharing our ideas, and creating new routines to help teach people about other scientific concepts from any field of research.
Check out our initial research on modelling DNA!